TORSPD: NEVR

Lack of sleep. I am delirious.

IWHBYD = Halo reference. Used only for the fact that your acronym instantly reminded me of that acronym. It's been to long since I have played. Le sigh

 

Haha I feel you bro, I'm averaging about 4 hours of sleep per day, but we just got the word that we're done Friday night...the one day I have off, just to roll right in to my 4 days of normal shift! hahahahahahaha (cry)

Yeah I had to google it and still didn't understand lol

 

From Google, I Would Have Been Your Daddy (IWHBYD) is a phrase used throughout the Halo games that originated from a combat dialogue line from Avery J. Johnson in Halo: Combat Evolved: "I would have been your daddy, but the dog beat me over the fence!"

He was the Seargant that could never die.

Then it later became a specific skull to collect and or activate within gameplay.

 

Yeah I saw that, until your comment about putting up a random acronym I was 100% confused how that one was applicable lol

 

Here for the Halo...

 

Going to share this. There are still so many people on this forum and others which believe that there is either no fuel filter or that it should never be changed. I am about to do an intank fuel filter change on my mother's car. So I looked up a video of how to.

2009 Hyundai Sonata w/108k miles on the filter, in the video. This is how filthy it looked. Her's with 130k, if never before changed, should look the same.




All that is relevant because the same applies to the OEM Tacoma fuel filters.

 

Ew.

 

Means it is doing its job to protect the fuel system and injectors, but highly saturated with contaminants. Reducing flow, while increasing the the stress on the pump to try to maintain the fuel pressure for proper fuel trims and AFR's.

 

I'll cut open the fuel filter from the fiero (potentially 30 years old) when I take it out and see what kind of grime is in that.

 

Probably disintegrated a long time ago. Lol

 

A few years ago, I was doing some maintenance on my on my dad's 2000 Isuzu pick-up. It's fuel filter had never been changed. Now I didn't cut it open, however, when I pulled the filter free, black fluid came out which stained the asphalt road darker than it was. Shocked me how it was even running, when I saw that.

 

Isn't the fuel filter for the Tacoma inside the gas tank?

 

Correct. The fuel pump plugs into it.

 

I should look into that since the truck is immobile anyway.

 

This is why it is so much cheaper to do the fuel pump upgrade.

$439 Toyota Fuel Filter - 77020-04061

https://www.amazon.com/Toyota-Genuine-Parts-77020-04061-Filter/dp/compatibility-chart/B004C67FMO

 

do it. easy and saves your ass in the future.

 

I take it this is the way to go:

http://urdusa.com/store/Fuel-Upgrad...uel-Pump/Filter-Upgrade-Kit/product_info.html

 

Yes I absolutely love mine and any auto parts store will have the filters on the shelf.